The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1925, Page 15

PAGE 14 SATU! NE eee THE SEATFLE STAR pe RDAY, AUGUST 29, tum | Broadway Sees “Red Lily’ pai co \- i { SCREEN GAINS NEW ST, ass ( LURED BY BRIGHT LIGHTS “| Last of Ann’s , Dimpled Knees \ Russell J. Birdwell ~~ # It iyn't suspense, it is sexpence which makes box office attractions, so producers here believe SO I TT A - Colonial Su : MADGE BELLAMY and Lew Cody in a scene from “Wir y : nn r of Youth,” urday the picture opening at the Winter Garden Sat- |Old Friends Meet After Long Separation A bee stung Irving Thalberg, the high school boy producer, while he was He a a f ‘ i wil je M t t swimming In Mickey Nellan'’s pool. Ire The insect should know better than to think it can get honey out of a ¢ pleture producer MILTON SILLS ally starred for the first time in “The Making of O ,” at the Liberty. Incidentally, he wears an official star thruout the picture. He is cast in the role of a mighty policeman. cope MAKING OF O'MALLEY mance of a New | the t|EDNA LIKES PLAYING -| OPPOSITE GLENN HUNTER)“. Edna Murphy is particularly } thustastic t her idy's = W rv the third time y novel to be tr THE SCREEN The Making of 0’ real comedy— his picture. ment, Amount role in : a Hunter e|\from the pleasure Glenn, ft ts a CAPITOL COLONIAL , or . ” - = ~ > > stage production of “ b a ware 8 or 9 Y SEATTLE'S COO iT SPOT been added to th TONS OF ICE TO KEEP Y ek aaa tee J r ad Pt Universal produ Fitth and Pik NOW Last Times Today ADOLPHE MENJOU in “THE SWAN” roo > = YOUR FAVORITE IS HERE! MILTON to “Humoresque that it is built a: Instead of moth: la direct | in a picture big in theme, drama and beauty! 14 adapted from the famous stage play | ith LOVE STORY KENNETH HARLAN | 4 and EVER | \ HARRISON FORD She was a no- torious French actress and she | played with men | as a cat plays with mice, until an earlier victim —‘The Woman Hater” — re-en- A First’ National picture Just imagine Milton Sills fightin’ his way to glory and love as areal, two-fisted, he- man member of your own a. EX, SG CF. ta 15c Any Time tered her life and then she had to pay, and HELENE CHADWICK It's the Mg Warner Bros, Sereen Adaptation of the Sensational Book “THE ELEVENTH VIRGIN” by DOROTHY DAY BLUE MOUSE MUSICyncW MASTERS— ; Leonard Hagen, Conductor pay, || and LITTLE SOUSA 9-yearold musical marvel, begin ning his second and final week, leading the Coliseum Concert Orchestra in the “Orpheus” over: ture, and playing Valse Caprice “Nadine,” and a selection from “Rose Marie” on the saxophone A FELIX CARTOON Prices—Matinees 10c, After 6 p.m, Sc, balcony ade. Children 10¢ any time, Evening prices prevall Saturdays, Sundays and holldayn police. It’s a’ peach of a show any way you look at it—get set for red-blooded action and live-thrills galore! A musical preface A hilarious cartoon comedy— “ALICE'S WILD WEST SHOW” An interesting PATHE REVIEW WALLACE 2 world’s premier organist on the WURLITZER East of Suez-—“where there ain’t no ten com mandments.” And a girl has a man-sized fight, against Oriental intrigue. A luxurious production, with both eye and heart appeal. JOO oOo Ooo ,o oo ooo ooo DDD DD oD oD O00 o/oi01o oo) ooo 4!” AVE.AT PIKE OPEN ALL NIGHT Matron in Attendance TODAY ONLY TOM MIX and TONY in Zane Grey's “THE RAINBOW TRAIL SUNDAY and MONDAY © 2 DAYS ONLY paces | RAMON NAVARRO ENID BENNETT WALLACE BEE MITCHELL LEWIS ROSEMARY 'THEB! a IO OO. OO}O}O ooo o.oo o}o/o}o}o/0.0.0 of